Final answer:
To create a cloud queue using the CLI, you need to use platform-specific commands in Azure CLI or AWS CLI with the proper syntax and have appropriate credentials configured. Replace placeholders with the desired queue name, storage account, and account key before executing the command.
Step-by-step explanation:
To create a cloud queue using the CLI (Command Line Interface), you'll typically need to follow several specific steps.
These steps assume that you're using a cloud platform that supports queue services, such as Amazon AWS or Microsoft Azure, and that you have the CLI for that platform installed and configured on your local machine.
For instance, if you're using Azure and want to create an Azure Storage Queue, you would use Azure CLI with the following command:
az storage queue create --name <queue-name> --account-name <storage-account> --account-key <account-key>
Replace <queue-name> with the name you want to assign to your queue, <storage-account> with the name of your storage account, and <account-key> with your account key.
Azure CLI will manage the process and give you a confirmation once the queue is successfully created.
In the case of AWS, and you want to create an Amazon SQS queue, the AWS CLI command would look like this:
aws sqs create-queue --queue-name <queue-name>
For both services, ensure that your CLI is configured with the right credentials and permissions to create resources in your cloud account before attempting to create a queue.